Citroen’s flagship in India, the C5 Aircross, is a unique take on the 5-seater premium crossover segment, and competes with the Jeep Compass, Hyundai Tucson and Volkswagen Tiguan. For 2022, the C5 facelift gets a refreshed styling and an all-new touchscreen among other features. Priced at ₹36.67 lakh, it is ₹4.77 lakh more expensive than its introductory price in April 2021, and is said to be the most expensive car in its class.
This updated version comes in one fully-loaded Shine variant that is powered by a diesel automatic, which transmits power to the front wheels.
Like the pre-facelift version, the refreshed model wears an unmistakable style with cleverly executed, distinct and characterful design elements. This facelifted C5 proudly flaunts its oversized brand identity on its nose; the double-chevron logo is larger than before and now sports a new look, with each of the chevrons finished in black with chrome outlining. Its grille gets two chrome-studded parallel lines that blend into the twin LED DRLs, which are now positioned within the headlamp cluster. Gone is the split-headlamp set-up, which makes way for a single unit.
